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Posted: January 17, 2020
Thru the Lens: Pearce Real Estate agents take the Penguin Plunge in Guilford
Guilford, CT Pearce Real Estate agents and staff from the local office participated in the 2nd annual Shoreline Loony Dook (Scottish for “lunatic bath” - a.k.a., a penguin plunge) on December 14th at Jacob’s Beach to benefit the Connecticut Special Olympics. More than $17,000 was raised by all the teams.
The brave members of Pearce Real Estate who took part in the icy plunge were David Mayhew, sales associate; Rob Curry, assistant manager; Virginia Van Norden, office administrator; and Lou Federici, neighbor and friend of Pearce Real Estate and an attorney at Parrett, Porto, Parese & Colwell P.C., who wanted to support the cause.
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